This time, Ye Feng did not dodge, letting the shuriken strike him.
The sharp shuriken immediately sliced through Ye Feng's clothes, but there was no sound of them piercing flesh. Instead, a series of metallic clinks rang out.
It was as though the shuriken had struck metal rather than flesh.
Shisui's eyes widened as he stared at Ye Feng in disbelief.
To prove he was unharmed, Ye Feng even pulled aside the clothes over his chest. His fair, smooth skin bore not a single wound, not even the slightest mark.
Shisui stared at Ye Feng in shock, stammering:
"Th-this... how is this possible? Is this something a human can do?"
Ye Feng rolled his eyes at that.
"Are you calling your master inhuman? Looks like I really need to teach you a lesson, Shisui!"
A mischievous grin appeared on Ye Feng's face.
"We don't often get such lovely weather. As your master, I have a responsibility to broaden your horizons and show you just how powerful the truly strong are!"
As soon as he finished speaking, Ye Feng raised both hands, and five dragons of metal, wood, water, fire, and earth appeared out of thin air. He restrained their power a little, though, since causing too much of a disturbance would mean another pile of trouble.
Even so, Shisui looked rather tiny before the five dragons.
Shisui's face was filled with terror. He did not need to fight them; from sensing them alone, he knew he was absolutely no match for these five dragons.
He hurriedly shouted to Ye Feng:
"Ah! Master, I know I was wrong! I'll never talk back again!"
But Ye Feng remained unmoved. Instead, with an expression that said this was for Shisui's own good, he said:
"Seeing this sooner will definitely benefit you. It'll also